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Erdogan Reinforces Turkish Expansion in Africa

With the sharp decline of Western influence in Africa in recent decades, a new and quite influential player — Turkey — has become significantly stronger on this continent. Turkey's current relationship with Africa is only 20 years old. According to some reports, as early as the late 1980s, a group of Turkish diplomats working on the African continent developed a strategy to "open Africa...

Vladimir Danilov

Criticism of France’s Neo-colonial Policies in Africa is on the Rise

The Africa-France Summit was held in Montpellier, France, on October 8, and for the first time since 1973 no African heads of state themselves were invited to the summit. Instead, Paris’s current relations with African states were discussed with businessmen, artists, and social activists. As a result, the summit organizers did not...

Vladimir Danilov

Has Macron Closed Algeria’s Skies for France?

Emmanuel Macron, the eighth president of France, during his four and a half years in the Elysee Palace has shown himself to be a very active politician, and sometimes even very controversial as are his numerous public speeches. After becoming President of France, Macron refused the annual traditional interview on the day of the national holiday, July 14. As Le Monde...

Vladimir Danilov

France and Britain Cling on Jealously in their Former Colonies

Vladimir Danilov

Egypt’s Growing International Renown is Undeniable

Valery Kulikov

Mali is Resolutely Withdrawing from under the “French Umbrella”

Vladimir Danilov

UN Peacekeepers Accused of Crimes Again

Vladimir Platov

The Great Nile and the Controversy Surrounding its Waters

Viktor Mikhin

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